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Until the blood test, Stacey Parisi, of Howard Beach, New York, had never worried about her son, Phillip's, weight. Sure, he was a chubby baby, often charting above the 90th percentile for weight and only 50 to 60 for height. But Parisi was confident that the baby fat would simply burn off as Phillip got older. So you can imagine her shock when the doctor called earlier this year with bad news about 4-year-old Phillip's cholesterol. At 254, it wasn't merely high -- it was actually higher than Phillip Sr.'s 246, and way beyond 170, the American Heart Association's target level for children. "I've always been worried about cholesterol with my husband," Parisi says, "and now I have a 4-year-old I have to worry about."
At 47 pounds, Phillip's body mass index (BMI), a calculation that, for children, uses height, weight, age, and gender to determine total body fat, is above the 95th percentile. That puts him in the obese category, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). Doctors, including a lipid disorder specialist, have said they're not overly concerned now because he is young enough to make the changes necessary to avoid disease. They warn, however, that Phillip's weight could become a problem in the future, especially if he were to trade in his sneakers for a video game controller. That, combined with a family history of overweight and heart disease, was enough to convince Parisi to revamp household habits.
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She started by reading food labels. One of the first things to go was the boxed macaroni and cheese. Now she makes her own and controls the amount of cheddar and butter. Instead of the instant pancake mix, she buys the basic variety and adds her own egg whites and skim milk. Cheese, yogurt, and milk are all low-fat or fat-free. And Phillip Sr., never a fan of vegetables, is now filling his plate with them. Being a role model matters when it comes to diet. "It's hard to change habits, but slowly we're working on them," says Parisi. These changes have helped Phillip's cholesterol come down 25 points so far. And his weight gain has been steady -- another good sign.
The Parisis are one of a growing number of families worried about their children's waistlines and the diseases that could come along with obesity. Sandra Hassink, MD, director of the Pediatric Weight Management Clinic at Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children, in Wilmington, Delaware, says that about two-thirds of the kids treated for obesity in her weight management program have high cholesterol. And nationwide, 9 percent of children ages 2 to 5 are above the 95th percentile, according to research from the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University, in New Jersey, and The Brookings Institution, in Washington, D.C. Thirty years ago, that number was 6.5 percent. Plus, one out of every five 4-year-olds who is obese will continue to carry extra weight in adulthood, says Dr. Hassink, who is also the editor in chief of the AAP's new book, A Parent's Guide to Childhood Obesity: A Road Map to Health (IPG).


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In What Year Was Pluto Declared Not A Planet?
How has Pluto become a dwarf plannet?
From 1930 till this year there were 9 plannets and i find it confusing to tel the future generation that there are only 8 as declared in a meeting held in Prague . Let us share each others views from all corners of the world it is true that geography textbooks might have to be rewritten and millions or say billions more new books have to go off the printing presses worldwide as an answer stated that we would have to reteach billions so share your views
Pluto's orbit is irregular, one of the definitions of a planet is that it has a circular orbit, unlike Pluto that has an elliptical orbit. Pluto also crosses over Neptune so isn't always the furthest away from the Sun. Why they never converted Pluto into a Dwarf Planet years ago, since they have known of its orbit for a long time.
P.S: Before Pluto's status was relegated to a Dwarf Planet there were 10 planets because they found another Planet earlier this year.
Since When Did Pluto Become a None Planet....?
Are Astronomer's going loopy,,,? Please tell me When pluto became a none Planet...? http://blame.ca/?p=85 PLUTO IS STILL A PLANET IN MY OPINION
It's still a planet. It's been grandfathered in.
Some astronomers will tell you that Pluto is no longer a planet, but I am not one of them.
Addendum: I'll actually go two or three farther and say that Sedna and a couple other Kuiper Belt objects are planets, too. If it's massive enough to be spherical, it's planet enough for me.
There is disagreement in the field on this issue, of course, but astronomers who think that giving Pluto the shaft wasn't a nice thing to do are not few in number.
it is true???
It is true that planet pluto was out-of orbit and lost?This is because my friend have tell me about this news.So I want to know the real matter.
No, it is not true. Pluto's orbit (and Pluto itself) is exactly the same as it ever was, and its position is known very precisely. The only thing that has changed is Pluto's status as a planet. Because of recent discoveries it became apparent to astronomers that Pluto was sufficiently different from the major planets that it no longer qualified as a planet, and it was reclassified as a dwarf planet, along with Ceres and Eris.
Why is Pluto not considered a planet??
Pluto was once called a planet because it was a solid body, thought to be bigger than Mercury, orbiting the sun. Recent decades brought the discovery that it was smaller than Mercury, but it kept its designation as a planet.
In the last few years, a number of bodies, some slightly smaller and some larger than Pluto, have been found not much further from the sun, in similar orbits (inclined, and possible coming inside Neptune's orbit). There is reason to believe that there may be hundreds of them.
If Pluto was to be considered a planet, then the new discoveries would have to be also. This would mean that there could be several hundred "planets".
Men with beards decided that this was too untidy, so they changed the definition of the word "planet" to exclude Pluto and others like it. Thus, we have 8 planets.
As someone mentioned, it's an arbitrary definition. Pluto is the same as it always was, it's where it's always been, and its feelings aren't hurt by what we call it.
wen did pluto become a dwarf planet?
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Sometime around 2005, right after the "tenth" planet planet was found which the discoverer hoped to call Zena, if my memory is correct. "Zena" was discovered the 1.25x the size of Pluto, yet it was considered a sub-planet, so the top astronomers took a vote, and considered Pluto as a sub-planet ever since. So our Solar System is now officially called an eight planet system.
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Manager Eddie Howe has cited the role the fans need to play during the course of the season.
With the increased away following for the Cherries so far this season, manager Eddie Howe has appealed for the fans to maintain their unstinting support for the side, despite the difficult run experienced in recent weeks.
Speaking in the Bournemouth Evening Echo on the vocal support at Loftus Road last Tuesday, and ahead of the massed ranks at the Madjeski, who witnessed a superb away win, Howe was quoted as saying: "You could hear it and they made a big difference to the feelings of the players afterwards. We absolutely need the supporters with us throughout this difficult season, which we always knew it was going to be. That could be the defining factor. Their backing is going to be key in the coming weeks and months and we need their under-standing. I know that the people who come here week in, week out have been exceptional ever since I have been involved with the club. We have just got to be careful that expectations don't exceed reality. My key message to supporters is to not change and to stick with the team, which they have always done".
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It's nearly impossible to flip through TV channels or go to a karaoke bar without running into some remnant of Grease. The enduring appeal of the teenybopping musical spawned a knock-off sequel, a Broadway revival, and countless high school productions (not to mention setting the formula for countless teen flicks since).
The first-ever DVD offers plenty of perks, from the convenience of clicking straight to ''Summer Nights'' (and past ''There Are Worse Things I Could Do'') to hearing those famous tunes in digitally remastered sound. But ''Grease'' junkies will find the long-awaited special-features fix as flimsy as Kenickie's condom.
There's the original cheesy theatrical trailer and a songbook to help you sing along with the musical numbers (if you don't have them memorized). But the coolest offering is the 17-minute retrospective documentary assembled for the film's 20th-anniversary rerelease four years ago, in which you'll learn and see some ''fun'' new stuff. (In fact, the word ''fun'' is repeated at least a dozen times in interviews with John Travolta and other cast members.) Stockard Channing reveals that costar Jeff Conaway insisted her character's ''hickey from Kenickie'' actually come from him, while Conaway pontificates about improvising his hug with Travolta as the T-Birds prepare for Thunder Road.
But ''Grease'' fans have heard a lot of it before -- like the yarn about Olivia Newton-John being sewn into her bad-girl pants. And when she recalls her screen test with Travolta, you can't help but wish for a glimpse of that footage. At the very least, a commentary track would have given hopelessly devoted fans a new perspective on an old favorite.
There are worse things you could do than check out the kitschy classic on DVD. But it may leave you saying ''Tell me more.''


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In some ways, this track reminds us of the unexpected (and incredible) collaborations that have taken shape in his G.O.O.D Fridays series — and just like many of those tracks, it feels loose to the point of sounding undercooked. But it's also a big departure: "All Of The Lights" finds West taking on subject matter a little bit deeper than, say, New York Fashion Week. He tosses off a quick reference to the death of Michael Jackson (makes sense, since this song plays when we see the fallen King Of Pop's paper mache head in Runaway), and then spends much of the song reflecting on the downside of the fast life ("I made mistakes, I broke my head / Court sucked me dry, I spent that bread / She need a daddy, baby, please / Can't let her grow up in that ghetto university").
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In Red Faction: Armageddon we are on Mars with a shaven-headed Mason once again: Darius Mason this time, grandson of Alec, hero of 2009's Red Faction: Guerrilla. But where Guerrilla had us rove around on the Martian surface, Armageddon takes us underground. Terraforming has failed since the events of the last game, making Mars uninhabitable aboveground, forcing the human population to relocate into deep networks of rocky caverns. And where Guerrilla was open-world, Armageddon is basically linear, though with some larger, open areas suitable for sandbox-style play linked by the game's subterranean roads and corridors.
The game's producer, Jim Boone, tells us Armageddon's linearity comes from player feedback. Though fans of the previous game enjoyed the vehicles and free-form destruction, he says, they were less keen on trundling long distances through an open environment. He also tells us that some 20 percent of the third-person action still takes place topside, though we didn't see any sky for the few-hour duration of our hands-on demo, which was taken from early in the game.
As the demo began, the humans were already besieged by huge and vicious insectile beasties. Since these came from deep within the planet Mars and the humans from planet Earth, they are technically the natives. For the purposes of this preview, however, and because they are huge and vicious insectile beasties, we shall call them aliens. Our hero Darius is somehow to blame for the alien uprising--but inadvertently, mind you, and doing his best to make up for it. In the course of the demo, he escorts a convoy through hostile territory, fetches power cells and fixes water pumps for beleaguered civilians, and demolishes all manner of alien-infested structures.
Among the enemies are various brightly coloured red and green creatures, accessorised with organic blades and spikes and ranged bioweapon fire--glowing green globs that explode just after impact. We encountered plenty of ravagers: fast-moving, wall-climbing aliens with bone-bladed arms. Another alien creature, a stealthy variant, is invisible except when attacking but signals its proximity with a blurring effect on Darius' vision. Others are less subtle and less buglike: one creature was a hulking, horned biped, like a Martian minotaur.
We weren't short of hardware to see off the alien hordes, with Armageddon forever dropping new weapons in our path, but chief among them was the tremendously fun magnet gun. With this, the game's signature weapon, you shoot item A (say, the side of a building) and then shoot item B (say, a spiky ravager) to fling the one into the other, as if by magnetic attraction. The quick two-shot operation works a bit like Dead Space's kinesis module, letting you smash large chunks of the level furniture--girders, walkways, shacks, and the like--into your squishable foes, but also letting you launch enemies up and away, by firing at them and then at the distant cavern ceiling.
The magnet gun is also useful for demolition purposes. Alien-infected buildings can be destroyed by "magnetising" the roof and the floor, or one wall and the other, making it crumple up with zero ammo expenditure. Another demolition option is the powerful, no-mess nano-rifle: a gun that simply dissolves objects and enemies, with none of the gooey splatter of swatting an alien with a corrugated iron shack.
The extensive destruction will be familiar to players of Red Faction: Guerrilla. (Once again, terrain can't be deformed, except for the odd rocky crystal structure, though most man-made structures are fair game.) But Armageddon balances the large-scale demolition with the addition of a repair ability. Darius is equipped with a nano-forge, which is a kind of multi-tool with a number of unlockable and upgradeable abilities, such as shockwave, which freezes and levitates foes close to you; berserk, a double-damage buff; shield; and repair. This last ability is the inverse of the nano-rifle's disintegrating ray. Like an all-powerful undo button, the repair ability conjures anything you've annihilated back into being; you can rebuild walls around you when you're short on cover or reform a stairway while you climb it. Watching buildings rematerialise in a shimmery nano-glow is an unexpected treat.
For remote rather than up-close repairs, Darius has repair grenades, which can be tossed at distant ruined targets to remake them. These are also found in Infestation mode, the game's Horde-style multiplayer mode, in which four players fend of waves of aliens. In Infestation mode, the repair grenades are especially useful for salvaging cover out of the destruction wrought by four magnet guns.
For anyone who played Guerrilla and did enjoy the open-world roaming, there's no escaping the linearity of Armageddon. There was even a disheartening bit of backtracking through tunnels in the stretch we played. The largest caverns, though, do provide arenas for sandbox-style play. Hopefully, as vehicles are introduced--we saw little of these in our hands-on--the arenas grow too, with more room to manoeuvre and more sandbox opportunities to exploit. Fingers crossed also that the jittery frame rate on screens crowded by extravagant use of the magnet gun turns out to be a rarity.
Otherwise, Armageddon promises a fun third-person action game with enough novelty to make it interesting. A rugged protagonist against aliens on Mars is hardly fresh new territory--even discounting Red Faction titles--but Red Faction: Armageddon has an edge in its powerful magnet gun, free-form destruction, and magical repair tool. Look out for it this summer.


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Editor-in-chief Michael Sanson asked readers how they feel about allowing guns in their restaurants
In the July issue, editor Michael Sanson discussed a scenario where some foodservice owners, including Starbucks and Chipotle Mexican Grill, have asked customers not to bring guns into their establishments. He also mentioned a Clemson, SC, restaurant that posted a sign berating customers who felt a need to carry guns into restaurants as losers. He asked readers how they feel about allowing guns in their restaurants. The following are excerpts from some letters he received.
Here is a little incident that changed my way of viewing people who legally carry guns. January 15, 1991, was a normal afternoon for my daughter after preschool. She came to the restaurant two or three afternoons per week for lunch. Three men came through the back door showing knives and wanting cash.
I told my 5 year old to go out front to get a pop, then I proceeded to reveal the 9 mm handgun that I had holstered inside my chef coat. After much discussion, they headed out the back door and to my surprise one of our patrons was out back brandishing a weapon.
I was surprised to see some help at the back door and very happy to see them get in their car without an incident. To this day, I have been legally carrying a weapon in the restaurant without an issue.
That day crosses my mind many times per year and I am glad people care enough to carry a weapon daily for an event that may never happen or but once in a lifetime.
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If I walked into your house you would want me to respect your wishes. So I have a little three-by-three sign, which is on both restaurants' front doors. The sign is not legal but it is my wish and I ask all of you gun-toting Americans to respect my wishes and leave your gun in the car. You have a right to bear arms—just not in my place, please.
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Some men are natural-born protectors. They live their life thinking that a wolf could be on the other side of the door. These are the same men who have protected streets and towns with guns. These are the men who run into burning building to save a child, not thinking for one second about their own lives. To refer to these people as losers is an insult. To post a sign like that is unnecessary.
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With 25-plus years managing restaurants of all types before moving into restaurant design, I can assure you that I would post a sign (the 30.06 legal version) at this time asking my customers to not bring their guns into my business. Don't get me wrong, I own several shotguns, rifles and assorted handguns and also have a concealed handgun license for the State of Texas. I do carry concealed when I visit certain areas of town, and when traveling on long trips.
I do take it off and secure it in my vehicle before going into restaurants and businesses.
I do like the law you mentioned that allowed licensed gun owners to carry concealed firearms into club, restaurants, etc. if they wish, but do not drink. I fully support the 2nd amendment, but believe you have to balance that and other personal freedoms with the personal freedoms of those around you.
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Hey guys, new to the forum. I recently bought an 04 Tacoma to replace my 91 Nissan. In my Nissan I had a Cobra CB and I snaked the antenna wire under the seats, up through the back sliding window to my Wilson mag mount antenna.
The new one doesn't have a sliding back window, and I think I want to get away from the mag mount. Do you guys have any ideas as to where/how to mount the antenna? I will probably end up getting a camper shell on it soon. So I'm thinking about getting a side mount for the antenna and mounting that on the camper shell.
Maybe like this?
and mount that on the top of the camper
I have also seen some brackets to mount the antenna on the hood, but those only say they fit the 2nd gen. trucks. I think that might be one of the better options. Kinda like this
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Friday June 23rd 2006
We woke around the usual time of 8.30am got dressed and headed for brekkie, the hotel was getting busier by the day. After feeling suitably refreshed we got a few things ready such as a light jumper and trousers, put them in the ruck sack and headed for the Heavenly Gondola. It cost $24 each for the ride on the Gondola but as it takes you up 3000 feet we thought the price was good. We were advised tog et off at the observation deck on the way up as the views are great and it doesn't stop there on the way back down!! As it was so quite every party had a Gondola to themselves. So off we went. We slowly made our way up and wow it did look steep. The higher we got the better the view of South Lake Tahoe. It was amazing how well defined the State line was as just on the Nevada side there were the huge Casinos and Hotels but on the California side it was all quite low rise! Once at the Observation deck we realized how warm it still was even though there are plenty of warnings about how the temperature can suddenly change! We could now start to see the first bits of snow close up, but as it had been there for months and was now virtually compacted ice it was a very dirty colour from all the debris that had fallen on it. We then carried on walking around the deck to admire the view of Lake Tahoe down below. It was quite amazing the size of the lake considering we had driven all the way round the previous day. After about 15 minutes here we continued with our journey to the top of the mountain. Upon arrival we had a quick look at the map and decided to go off on one of the smaller hikes. Whilst applying some sun cream, boy was the sun hot, we saw quite a few well fed chipmunks Off we went on the trails and it was easy to see that they were the ski runs in the winter and they were so wide and often shallow so were the easier runs. Some still had quite a bit of snow on them. Whilst others were snow less with a lot of debris in them. In the winter there is on average 12 - 16 feet of snow so the debris is quickly covered. Soon we were at the steep runs and it was amazing to see how they all interlinked with each other to give a good run down the mountainside and to other resorts such as The Ridge. It was now approaching lunchtime so we slowly walked back to the Gondola for our ride back down the mountain. Once back we walked the block or so back to our hotel to off load the ruck sack and took a walk down to the beach. The beach is private but many hotels in that area have passes for guests to get entry. As it was a warm day the beach was busy, but the water was still an icy 60f or so Feeling hungry we decided to get a bite to eat at the beachside restaurant, called The Lakeside Grill ,as it was 3pm, the plan was that we would then not need dinner and could come and watch the sunset. We both ordered cokes and I had the tuna melt on sourdough whilst Nathan had the burger. Both came with lovely crispy fries. By now it was late afternoon and we needed to get some supplies such as beer, water, cookies and chips at Safeway. As soon as we got back to the room we put the beer into the sink with loads of ice to get it nicely chilled for later in the evening Around 7.30pm we headed off to the beach with our blanket to sit on and watch the sunset. It was quite a popular evening activity as a lot of people started to arrive and sat on the beach or paddled in the water. By about 8pm the sun was starting to dip and the colours on the mountains were gorgeous reds. Eventually the sun started to disappear down behind the mountains and the clouds reflected the light making a great sunset. Once the sun had totally disappeared we headed back to our room for some beer along with chip and dip before planning our route for the following day. Claire
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Sounds like a great way to end the day. I love your photo of the sunset.
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Great day,the pics are fantastic and what great views of Lake Tahoe.x.
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Great photos! Glad you seem to be feeling better!
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great photos' the view is amazing.
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Wow what great views from the top of the gondola! One minute you were standing in the snow and the next sitting on the sandy beach.
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Just moved with my family to Spokane after living in Pacific Northwest for over 20 years. Getting adjusted to new things and work most of the time these days. Most of the recipes I obtain are from magazines, newsstand cookbooks, and of course from home. I use to work in a bookstore and on my break I'd often be thumbing through cookbooks looking for desserts to try.
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A Joint Venture between an international Well Services Company and an Algerian Drilling Contractor is currently looking for Rig Managers and Rig Superintendents to be based in Algeria.
You will be in charge of the management of 2 different Onshore rigs.
Successful candidates will have:
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Start date: Mid-February 2015
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This is an offshore operation from a Jack-up rig and previous experience working both in the Middle Eastern region and on-board a Jack-up is essential.
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Without even a hint that they realize the deep irony in their story, the New York Times yields front page space on Thursday to a report that the Obama administration now suddenly is concerned about prisoners who are being held without being charged, possibly subjected to torture or even killed without a judicial pronouncement of guilt. The irony, of course, is that although there is strong documentation that the U.S. engages regularly in these same acts, the U.S. now condemns Pakistan for these injustices.
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I was intrigued by this color while looking at polishes at Ulta. I wanted something nice for summer. I thought this would look nice with tanner skin and outside because of shimmer in it. In the store it looked more pink, but when putting it on it's more of a pinky-copper. It's still a very nice color and perfect for summertime. I think it would look best on warmer and golden skin tones. The application was great about two coats and you're at opaque. I put on a top coat and it lasted about 5 days without any chipping. Definitely recommend for someone looking for a summer color!
This is a very pretty nail color. Neutral but with a little kick. It's a shimmery peachy pink with what looks to me like silver microglitter. I have worn this color several times since I bought it, and it's perfect for when I don't want too much color on my nails but I don't want to go with a nude, either. I really like it. I have worn it as a sheer (1 coat) and as an opaque (2-3 coats). I like that it is a little versatile that way. The application is good, which is to be expected from OPI. I found this polish at my local TARGET store and paid about $8 for it.
this polishes is one of my favorites summer nailpolishes. it is a shimmery peachy-pink. i only use it during the summer time cause you need a little tan. during the winter time i am quite pale and it doesn't look as nice. i only give the polish 4 stars because i only can use ist during the summer months.
I love this polish! I bought it a long time ago and had never really used it, just because I'm more of a blue/green nail polish person, but I was looking for something pretty and plain. It's very pretty, but not too plain. It's shimmery without looking like it belongs on a twelve year old, it applies smoothly, and dries quickly (which is one of the most important aspects of a polish for me...) The only thing I don't like is that it's pretty sheer, however, it is pretty easy to build the color up. :)
this is such a beautiful, warm, peachy pink color! applies smoothly and looks beautiful against my neutral skintone! definitely recommend it!
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I find with OPI nail polishes it's good to read reviews, because while it's ok that some nail polish formulas for a particular color are hit-and-miss, just because OPI is about $10.00 Canadian does not make it error free! I've been disappointed in their formulas a lot, and then loved other ones to death!
So Cozu Melted in the Sun (pics in my photos and swatches) is a gorgeous color. The formula is a very nice consistency, a little thick but not overly so, and it has a very nice shiny finish. I put on two coats (no base coat), and one top coat. The color in the bottle is very representative of the color that comes out, and it was released with the Venis a Ongles collection.
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I own it but I never reach for it... In fact I've never worn it. It just doesn't appeal to me as a polish colour. Maybe it's not bright enough, it's definitely a bit more on the neutral side with some metallic shimmer. It's very pretty but not for me.
This nail polish remind me of Nars Orgasm blush. Indoors it looks like a metallic peachy shade but in the sun or under spotlights it comes alive with lots and lots of tiny multi-coloured sparkles. It took me 3 coats to achieve bottle colour and it lasted for few days before it started chipping. IMO this shade is subtle enough to be worn at work but at the same time it is fun and unique...
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This is one of my HG neutrals. It's very pretty and feminine. I love the sparkle that it has. The color is very flattering as well. It's sheer enough that you can do 2 coats and have it be subtle or go ahead and do 3 for more opacity and shimmer.
I'm not sure why this color has gotten such mediocre reviews! I have this on my nails right now, and it's absolutely beautiful (if I do say so myself lol). Also not sure why so many people are describing the shade using words like "coppery" and "bronzy" in my opinion, it's neither. But then again, everyone's skin tone is different. To me anyway, 'Cozu-melted in the Sun' wears like a warm peachy-pink metallic shimmer w/pale pink and what looks like silver flecks (micro-glitter). This color reminds me a lot of Chanel Glossimer lipgloss in 'Pin-up.' It's a pretty unique color; perfect for the warmer months. It's one of those colors that looks quite different depending on the lighting. Admittedly, I wouldn't say this is a favorite or 'must-have' shade, mostly because I feel it's rather seasonal, and also, I just personally prefer creme formulas as opposed to shimmer/frost or metallic polishes. This one gleams and flashes like mad under incandescent light; the overall effect of which is beautiful and certainly well-suited for those occasional 'sparkly' mood moments we all tend to have :-)
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TYLER - A group of East Texans were in Hawaii when the tsunami hit the morning. The Apache Belles, a group of Tyler Junior College student were performing this week performing for the U.S. military.
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13 one who was formerly a blasphemer, a persecutor, and an arrogant man. Since it was out of ignorance that I had acted in unbelief, I received mercy, | 13 Even though I was once a blasphemer and a persecutor and a violent man, I was shown mercy because I acted in ignorance and unbelief. |
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I love my McHubby. We have been married 5 years, together 10. We have had our ups and downs - they are still floating around here on these antiquated posts. Let's think positive for Christmas ... what do you love about your DH/DW???? I will start... I love the way he is smart
We may not have a picture 'private' life but there is more to a marriage than that... at least for me Sometimes I wish things were different when I am feeling low but when I feel better and think clearly I realize I have someone who is truly special and a 'keeper'. What do you love about that special person in your life? McPeg |
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Hey McPeg. Cool thread! I love that my wife is ambitious and energetic and determined. I love that she inspires me. I love that she loves me - even though I do some bone-head things sometimes. I love that she needs me but is still her own person. There are a hundred other things that I could say but these stand out the most. Rotny |
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Baked 'Fried' Chicken, Sweet Potato Casserole, No-Bake Cookies
This is a delicious, easier, and less messy alternative to frying chicken in a fryer or skillet. But, it still tastes like fried chicken – yum!
Main Dish
Baked 'Fried' Chicken in a Bag
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- 3 pounds chicken, cut into pieces (you can also use skinless chicken)
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon paprika
- 1/4 teaspoon sage (if you don't have sage on hand, the recipe will still work)
- 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 1/2 cup butter
- Preheat oven to 450 degrees F (230 degrees C).
- Melt butter in a 9x13 inch baking dish in the pre-heated oven.
- Mix flour, salt, paprika, sage and pepper together in a large Ziploc type bag. Add chicken parts to bag and shake until well coated.
- Place chicken in the baking dish skin side down and bake for 20 minutes. Turn pieces and bake another 20 minutes until tender and juices run clear.
Susan Merrill http://www.susanme.com/
Side Dish
The Best Sweet Potato Casserole Ever
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- 4 cups mashed sweet potatoes
- 1 cup white sugar
- 2 eggs, beaten
- ½ cup milk
- ½ teaspoon salt
- 1/3 cup butter, melted
- 1 t vanilla extract
- 1 c packed brown sugar
- ½ c all-purpose flour
- ⅓ c butter, melted
- 1 c chopped pecans
- Marshmallows – optional
- In a mixing bowl, combine the sweet potatoes, sugar, eggs, milk, salt, ⅓ cup butter and vanilla. Mix together and pour into a greased 9"x13" baking dish. (Your casserole can be frozen at this stage. When you are ready to cook, proceed to Step 2.)
- To prepare the topping, combine in a separate bowl the brown sugar, flour, ⅓ cup melted butter and pecans. Mix together and crumble over sweet potato mixture. Bake uncovered at 350°F (175°C) for 35 to 45 minutes.
- If desired, add marshmallows to the top of casserole during the last 15 minutes of baking. Check periodically to make sure marshmallows do not burn.
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No-Bake Chocolate Chip Cookies
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- 2 cups white sugar
- ¼ cup unsweetened cocoa powder
- ½ cup milk
- ½ cup butter
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- ¼ salt
- ½ cup chunky peanut butter
- 3 cups uncooked oatmeal
- In a saucepan over medium heat, combine the sugar, cocoa, milk and butter.
- Bring to a boil, stirring occasionally for one minute.
- Remove from heat and stir in the vanilla, salt and peanut butter until well-blended.
- Stir in oats.
- Drop by rounded spoonfuls onto waxed paper, or lightly greased foil or baking sheets.
- Allow cookies to cool for at least 1 one hour before bagging or boxing for gift giving.
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Alex Ferns was born on October 13, 1968 in Lennoxtown, Scotland. He is an actor and producer, known for EastEnders (1985), Joyeux Noel (2005) and The Ghost and the Darkness (1996). He has been married to Jennifer Woodburne since 1996. They have two children.
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Mrs. Brown is a 38 year old mother of 2, having son who is 15 years old and a daughter who is 7. She's a full-time mother and is an active member of the ladies club and highly involved with socially conscious activities. She has excellent taste when it comes to style & clothing and her house reflects the same.
David the 15 year old son goes to Dhirubai Ambani American School. He is an enthusiastic and curious boy with aspirations of being his father. Joy, the 7 year old daughter is in school and is a budding musician. She is learning the piano and spends time practicing on the grand piano.
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1 A Song of Ascents. Lord, remember David And all his afflictions; | 1 O LORD, remember David and all the hardships he endured. |
2 How he swore to the Lord, And vowed to the Mighty One of Jacob: | 2 He swore an oath to the LORD and made a vow to the Mighty One of Jacob: |
3 "Surely I will not go into the chamber of my house, Or go up to the comfort of my bed; | 3 "I will not enter my house or go to my bed-- |
4 I will not give sleep to my eyes Or slumber to my eyelids, | 4 I will allow no sleep to my eyes, no slumber to my eyelids, |
5 Until I find a place for the Lord, A dwelling place for the Mighty One of Jacob." | 5 till I find a place for the LORD, a dwelling for the Mighty One of Jacob." |
6 Behold, we heard of it in Ephrathah; We found it in the fields of the woods. | 6 We heard it in Ephrathah, we came upon it in the fields of Jaar: |
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I took my 5 brugs out of their winter slumber. The larger ones had bits of green showing already. I am very afraid my smallest 2 died over the winter though. Their soil mixture seems to be very loose and probably didn't hold the moisture like the big ones, so I'm not counting on them to come back. That will bring me down to 3 brugs: Heloise, Cherub, Santa Rosa. And most probably I should stick with just a few since I really don't have anywhere to put them. However, should I get the urge, I may hit some of you up for cuttings at a later date! |
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Pulled mine out of the garage and put them outside. We're expecting temps in the high 60s low 70s for the week. |
- Posted by tommysmommy Colorado (My Page) on Sun, Mar 11, 12 at 18:42
Is it going to stay that way through the night? It will be too cold at night for me to leave them out, but our days will be about the same as yours this week. |
It's supposed to be near 80 this week but I'm sure we'll be back into the 40's on and off over the next month so nothing big is getting moved yet. Some of my small tropicals will get to enjoy fresh air but the big stuff will be staying put. I don't have the energy to schlep heavy pots in and out. |
Mid 40s to 50 at night, we'll see what happens. |
- Posted by tommysmommy Colorado (My Page) on Mon, Mar 12, 12 at 9:36
I don't either Karyn, that's why they're staying in windows for now. They only have a hint of green anyway. But just because they have to stay in doesn't mean I do! My bicycle is calling!! |
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I stumbled across an article in the January issue of Pine Straw, a free magazine published by the Pilot newspaper in Southern Pines, about a blueberry farmer near Lumberton who is going to try growing olives commercially. If successful, he thinks he can use his blueberry harvesting equipment to mechanically pick the olives. I learned from the article that there are already olives being grown commercially in central Georgia. The first question I came away with is how well have his young trees (and the trees in Georgia) handled this winter's unusual cold temperatures. Anyway, here is a link to the article. http://www.thepilot.com/pinestrawmag/departments/carolina-dreamin/article_129ba220-73f5-11e3-b5e8-001a4bcf6878.html |
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My big tree (Arbequena) has a lot of leaf burn but I don't think it will die from the cold. My small tree (unknown cultivar) has no damage at all but I did cover it on a few of the cold nights. Getting the trees to survive is one thing, getting a decent crop of olives is another. There are supposedly plenty of European Olives growing up and down the east coast but very few of them produce fruit. Plant Delights gardeners have told me in the past that they have a few off in the research area that get no protection at all and that some of them produce fruit. |
- Posted by chrisb_sc_z7 near Clemson, SC (My Page) on Fri, Feb 7, 14 at 7:59
They're growing them in Six Mile, SC (high foothills). Not productive yet, but you could certainly contact them and ask how they did in the freezing weather. Might be that they'd have to wait to see once they break dormancy. They grow blueberries primarily. But have a number of other fruit as well. |
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Re: Im gonna do about 14' OF CHAIN BEFORE MY RODE ON MY ANCHOR LINE FOR A 25FOOTER
Chain serves a few purposes. First, it provides a connection from the anchor to the bow of the boat so it must be strong enough. Second, it provides chafe protection for your anchor rode so how much chain you need is determined by whether you anchor in a place with chafe. Third, chain will help your anchor set because it will keep the shank on the sea floor.
What are the absolute worst conditions that you expect to anchor in? Also, what type of boat do you have? The chain needs to be strong enough for this situation. For reference, the ABYC recommends a working load of 1500 lbs for your boat on a permanent mooring. 1/4" G40 has a working load of 2600 lbs so that would be more than adequate. Just make sure to replace your chain once it starts to significantly deteriorate.
Since you have already settled on a length, I am going to assume that you have taken into account whether you will be dealing with coral or anything else that will require the use of more chain.
What model of anchor do you have? For most anchors, setting can be helped by more, heavier chain. The exception to this that I know of is fortress anchors in very soft bottoms but they have good guidelines on their website. If you plan to anchor on short scope, heavier chain will be necessary but if you plan to use adequate scope, then the 1/4" chain mentioned above will be fine. For short scope anchoring, I would consider 5/16" G30.
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Atkins - Atkins Angels Chat 5/19 - 5/25View Full Version : Atkins Angels Chat 5/19 - 5/25 JerseyGyrl 05-19-2008, 07:17 AM Good Morning Girls! Its a new week...the weather is great...the PENS are on their way to the Stanley Cup playoffs & all is right with the world!!:woohoo: aud 05-19-2008, 12:22 PM Swimsuits this weekend anyone?:^: aud 05-19-2008, 07:09 PM So how'd Day One go for ya lesleeann & mkat?:) Going to look for my link to Linda's Low Carb in case you haven't visited there yet for recipe's - there's also some good recipes right here in the Recipe Section . . . sylvia78 05-19-2008, 11:29 PM Go Pens! This is a long catch up. No, Aud, I will not be wearing a swimsuit, not even my boy shorts and tank top. I am just too bloated from not being OP. I know it's my own fault. I just couldn't / wouldn't start before today. I didn't have the right food in the house, my weekends were too hectic, yada, yada, yada. I know it's all excuse after excuse after excuse. The low-carb gods are determined to keep me on track today. Though my day was OP, I was already bargaining with myself that I should have the leftover pizza with the kids because there is no chicken. HA! I got home and DH has these beautiful beefsteak tomatoes. They look so lovely and so firm [I hate squishy tomatoes]. I have plenty of crispy lettuce and spinach. He is grilling some thighs right now. This is just a blessing. So, I discovered over the past few weeks that my scale is 8-10 pounds off. I started thinking about how these pants that I was wearing last time I weighed 150 fit now. They are not hanging off me the way they did. Then I went to our company gym and got on the scale one morning. That confirmed that my scale is off. So, although I thought I was close to 150, I am actually 160. However, the good news is that I have still lost the same amount of weight. I have gained 2-4 pounds over the past few weeks. But I am not as upset about this as I am about the scale. My clothes actually still fit the same except for a little tightness in the waist. But that is bloating because I feel it. My sister tries to say that I shouldn't weight my so often. But I know me. Knowing is one of my pet peeves. I just have to know. It was hard this weekend not having my scale but I didn't think my Eagle Scout DH would think a scale was 'necessary' for camping. Do any of you remember that term, pet peeves? We call it OCD now. My aunt reminded me of this. KrisR 05-20-2008, 05:28 PM morning everyone! Aud, I'll have my cozzie (swimsuit) on tomorrow during swimming lessons. Noticed I'm in desperate need for a wax though! Will carry my fins in front of my body until I can get an appointment scheduled. (teehee) Sylvia, good luck getting back on plan. You can do it! me? I'm STARVING right now. I have to do a fasting blood test this morning (just routine check), I've been up since 3:45am and although I'm rarely hungry at this time (6:30am), I am starving today. It's probably partly because I know I won't be eating for another 2 1/2 hours. Time to down some H20 and head off to the gym to distract myself until the lab opens up. I'll have to really be on my game the rest of the day to make sure my hunger doesn't get the best of me. Might be a good day to have a big serve of eggs when I get home to fill me up! Yup....I think that's what I'll do....scrambled eggs, feta, spinach and maybe even a bit of bacon. yum yum pigs bum! aud 05-21-2008, 12:10 PM ok Kris - I was already giggling @ the "fin visual" then ya had to go & add the "yum yum pigs bum!":D:D LOL!:p I'm trying to devise a way to be completely alone this Holiday Weekend . . . usually I spend it with my Brother down at the Tavern - huge Family Reunion - business. Just don't feel like it this year - Dr. is switching around my anti-depressants and I've been kind of "off" the last few days. PLUS - don't feel like putting my swimsuit/shorts tank top on either sylvia.:^: Hmmmmmmmm *plotting* . . . I'll let you know what I come up with!;) Voted my butt off for my MO American Idol . . . never got thru.:( Can tell tptb really wanted that ArchBot to win, couldn't you jg? JerseyGyrl 05-21-2008, 12:57 PM Auddie...I voted & voted for David Cook...took me a while to get thru but, I managed to. My feeling is still that Archuletta will win. Don't get me wrong...he's a talented KID...but, he's not the least bit versatile. From day 1 of this competition, he's sang ballads, and while I admit, he does them very well...he's never branched out to anything else. Honestly, I feel sorry for the poor kid...he looks petrified after every time he sings. I'm sure much of that has to do with his wacko Dad! David Cook is a natural, much like Chris Daughtry...so, even if he doesn't win, he'll do great! If he had a CD out right now, I'd buy it! We'll see Auddie...keep your fingers crossed! KrisR 05-21-2008, 06:16 PM Hey gals! Don't you just get a little sneaking feeling that David Cook maybe doesn't really want to be the next idol? I just think he is so amazing and that maybe he has an inkling that at this point, with this exposure, that he could do even better without the AI contract and all. Maybe not...who knows. David A is good - but I don't think he brings anything real new or creative to the game. But boy, do the judges like him. And, I'm afraid he'll probably be the winner. Was planning to go to swimming lessons today but am still having some major chest muscle soreness (felt like an elephant on my chest yesterday! Scary Mary!) so think I'm going to give it a miss and take a day of rest today. Will make up for it by doing laps tomorrow after my pilates class and strength training. I PROMISE! :) JerseyGyrl 05-21-2008, 11:09 PM DAVID COOK!!!!!:woohoo::woohoo::woohoo: Misery Chick 05-22-2008, 12:24 AM So Jersey girl....David Cook first and next the pens.... I am from Edmonton and My husband and I are Calgary Fans...( I know, Makes no sense..) but we are rootin for the Pens..... I am very happy for David Cook he deserves it..... KrisR 05-22-2008, 02:41 AM I even got to watch it LIVE here in Australia! Wow. Colour me surprised and pleased. He just seems like such a nice guy. Oh, and wasn't Simon's comments interesting? Takes a big person to apologize...... JerseyGyrl 05-22-2008, 12:15 PM So Jersey girl....David Cook first and next the pens.... I am from Edmonton and My husband and I are Calgary Fans...( I know, Makes no sense..) but we are rootin for the Pens..... I am very happy for David Cook he deserves it..... I'm from NJ & DBF is from Pittsburgh. Up until I met him I had no idea who the Pens or the Steelers were!:o My how things change!! We're keeping our fingers crossed the Pens win in Pittsburgh!!:carrot::carrot::carrot: I was sure holding my breath when Ryan Seacrest announced the winner last nite! I thought David C. deserved it...but..I truthfully thought David A would win it. He's a cute kid who can sing ballads well...but...thats the extent of his talent. David Cook has natural talent & appeal...he is truly a versatile performer. I greatly admire the way he treated David A. as well. I told DBF, if David Cook tours...we are there! He said ok:carrot: I wish he would tour with ZZ Top...THAT was an awesome performance! aud 05-22-2008, 01:09 PM Had to stay late after the Installation Ceremony so didn't get to watch LIVE :( . . . when we got home, I youtubed it and completely freaked out!:carrot::D:carrot: Just knew that Archuleta was gonna win :mad: . . . can't tell you what a HAPPY SURPRISE it was when Ryan said Daaaaaavvvvviiiidddd COOOOOOOOOK!:carrot: Saw alot of Internet Reports/Chats as I googled around - a lot mention the "Daughtery Curse" being broken jg - I missed all the Seasons except Season #1 - but remembered you talking about that rocker as well. Guess he got majorly ripped off. Also - read the reports of Archuleta's Dad being banned from the rehearsal (and how the kid did so much better after that!:() Sooooooo, I've gone from being mean & hateful about Archuleta to feeling so sorry for him - overbearing stage Dad explains a LOT on why he looks so . . . I don't know . . . stunted? eyes closed - hand out?:( Hope his measure of success will propel him the **** away from Dad! Also - LOVED when Cook's Bro mouthed "That's my brother!" The whole family was neat - and Simon? I didn't get that whole thing . . . all that "knock-out" talk and then the apology. I thought DA MANGLED my fave Elton John song and actually grinded my teeth to "Imagine." I'm thinking Ole Simon got word early that Cook won by 12 MILLION votes????:p:carrot: Alls well that ended so well - and yes, I'd LOVE to see the concert now! On an Atkins note: I'm having a changing day here today! Hit by another epiphany of I can't keep doing what I've always done etc! Feeling good! ttyal! Misery Chick 05-22-2008, 05:27 PM I am so happy for David Cook and he does really deserve it...he is a genuine guy and I think that little Arch...(reminds me of a Hobbit Tee! Hee!) is good but he will have a career on broadway like alot of the others and I think David Cook is gonna go mainstream just like Carrie Underwood just waiting to see his career soar.... Just a quick question: Does anyone out there know how to get rid of heartburn in a carb free way? I have been getting alot of heartburn on the first few days of induction here...I am on day five now. vBulletin® v3.6.7, Copyright ©2000-2015, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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Dr. Stephanie R. Bruce, MD
Internal Medicine - Geriatrics, Washington Hospital Center Geriatrics Medical House Call
- 110 Irving St NW Ste EB3114
Washington, DC 20010 - 1 Office Location
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Dr. Stephanie R. Bruce graduated from the Duke University School of Medicine in 2000. She works in Washington, DC and specializes in Internal Medicine - Geriatrics. Dr. Bruce is affiliated with Medstar Washington Hospital Center. She speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Female
Years in Practice: 15 Years
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish
Medical School: Duke University School of Medicine
Graduation Date: 2000
Hospital Affiliations: Medstar Washington Hospital Center
Specialties: Internal Medicine - Geriatrics